Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for October 31, 2016

You can say that about almost every movie that’s out now…

The last Movie I watched was “Titanic.” It was, however, good.

The last good movie I saw was made in the 40s.

Seldom do sequels match the original. Not because they are bad, though some are, but the fact that you are familiar with the plot line. The surprise is not as great.

I never did lose those 2 hours and four minutes.

The last good movie I saw was a home video.

I took my wife to see the new movie Inferno with Tom Hanks , last Friday. This was the first time she’d ever been to the cinema. The film was dubbed in Spanish, so she’d no problem understanding the movie

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She fell asleep, and I thought the movie was stupid .

I’m a Tom Hanks and Ron Howard fan – so I chalked it up to foreign market editing and Spanish dubbing…Still I was very disappointed.

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I wasn’t surprised to read that the movie got panned in the States this weekend, as well.

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I think it will be a long while before we go to the movie theater again. She wasn’t too impressed.

Give me another rerun of ‘Shawshank Redemption’ anyday. One of my top 10 favorites.

You go to the theater anymore, you are just watching somebody else’s TV! All special effects.

I remember watching a movie on TV and thought “This has to be one of the worst movies ever made!” I later saw a list of the 10 worst ever made – Plan 9 was on the list!

Anyone else remember “The Huns” – at the ending, they had broken though the Great Wall of China – with a jet streak across the sky in the background? Or how the West was Won – the fight on the 1880 train with a high tension power line in the background?

I can add the ’70s version of “The Great Gatsby” to this discussion. Oy!